Museum of Rural Life The Museum of Rural Life of Graciosa Island is part of a complex that includes the recreation of a house of a former rural owner.
Adega A Buraca Empreendimento de enoturismo com espaço museológico, visita guiada e provas gastronómicas.
Adega A Rodilha Small museum in the parish of Candelária, it allows visitors to see all typical agricultural implements from bygone times.
Angra do Heroismo Museum Situated in a former Franciscan convent of the seventeenth century. Here you can find yourself a bit of everything from cars to ceramics, through weapons, medals, coins, navigational instruments, sculptures, paintings, furniture and porcelain, etc.. Besides the museum, the monastery also houses the church of St. Francis, known as the Church of Our Lady of Guia, which is a beautiful example of religious architecture of the eighteenth century, boasting magnificent woodwork or ceilings, whether in altarpieces and altar . Also decorate the church statues and sculptures and tile panels only.
Azorean Emigration Museum Museum that showcases a vast collection of local ethnography donated by João Bosco Mota Amaral, all of which provided by emigrants and the authorities of the host countries. Located in the old Fish Market of Ribeira Grande.
Barração das Canoas A museum that preserves all the machinery used in whaling. Visits booking at the Graciosa Museum.
Carnaval Museum The Graciosa's Museum of Carnival intends to make known and to dynamize the traditions of the carnival. schedule: Monday and Friday from 3PM to 5PM
Casa do Pico e Núcleo Museológico "O Alvião" House built in 2006, it alludes to the typical families of this island in order to preserve the memories and living experiences of the families of São João.
Casa Eco-museu Dr. Marcelino Moules This house is located in a 16th century residential complex, representing a typical rural house comprising all the facilities existing at the time.
Fábrica da Baleia de Porto Pim The permanent collection of the Porto Pim Whaling Station consists of all its original machinery. In this former factory the visitor goes through the several staging rooms for the full sperm whale processing: oil and grease extraction as well as the meat, bones and blood milling. These products were economically relevant until the second half of the 20th century. The sperm-whale room shows a 10 m female skeleton. The facilities were recently renovated and reopened to the public in October 2018.
Flores Museum This museum has a complete duly documented collection covering three buildings: the Franciscan Convent São Boaventura, the Museum-House Pimentel de Mesquita and Fábrica da Baleia (Whale Factory).
Fontes Windmill Is the only windmill that can be visited on the island. Consisting of a high base in the form of a cone made out of stone, rendered and whitewashed with a semi-ovoid cupola ending in a point set on a circular raised base. The windmill are constructed on two floors connected by an inner staircase and a powerful mechanism driven by flour timber bars covered with cloth sails. Visitors bookings at the Graciosa Museum.
